Publication: Cape Cod Life

Since 2011, local surf school, Sugar Surf has been empowering women and encouraging the community to get out on the water.

Artists Anne Packard & Sam Barber have spent years enhancing Cape Cod’s art community with their talent & spirit.

A tribute to the beloved, iconic Cape Cod restaurant, Kream ‘n’ Kone, as seen through a daughter’s eyes.

Getting Your Zen on with Alpaca Yoga on Martha’s Vineyard.

A family’s third generation celebrates 30 years of serving  the community and their pets.

Jim Holland’s innate artistic talent shines through in his paintings of coastal reflections.

Legendary Murdick’s Fudge celebrates 45 years in business on Martha’s Vineyard bringing smiles with their tasty treats.

Inspired by local beauty, artisan Emily Beebe finds connections in beach treasures & nature that inspire her artwork.

Nestled in the protective sands of Provincetown, the iconic dune shacks are suspended in time.

A new crop of restaurants, owners and chefs across the region gives diners plenty of reasons to get out and discover new dining destinations.

Chef Tom Wood elevates the dining experience at Ocean House in Dennisport with his artful and upscale cuisine.

This August issue of Cape Cod LIFE, focusing on “Old Cape Cod” will help many of us remember our earliest…

Brothers Bob and Denny Colbert turned their love of fishing local waters into a destination dining delight.

Peloton instructor, and Martha’s Vineyard native, Emma Lovewell talks all things wellness in her new book.

Craft cocktails and creative dishes make Provincetown’s Mezzeterranean a must-stop on your next visit to the Cape!

The team behind Woods Hole’s Water Street Kitchen opens an adventurous noodle shop in downtown Falmouth.

31 years of business and no signs of slowing down, Pain D’Avignon in Hyannis is keeping foodies satiated.

The Cape Cod Women’s Music Festival highlights the distinct power and talent of women, all while benefitting a great cause.